Bucs Strike for Four in the Third Inning

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Pittsburgh broke a scoreless game at home by scoring 4 runs in their half of the 3rd inning against the Cincinnati Reds. Following an hour's plus rain delay, the teams battled through the first couple of innings with ease before the Pirates nailed Reds starter Aaron Harang for 4 runs to take what is currently a 4-0 Pittsburgh lead.

 

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Sounds to me like there's at least one Bucs supporter in the crowd tonight. Harang is way off in this one and the Pirates now have the bases full, one out, in their half of the fifth inning.

 

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More more more...

 

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You got it and this sucker's finished as the Pirates have added 3 more runs in the 5th to take a 7-0 lead over the visiting Cincinnati Reds.

 

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fukin Harang..POS

 

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Holy fuck the Dodgers are following the Reds to the gutter tonight as well as they have fallen behind Colorado 4-1 in the 4th inning. Hell should have known that the Dodgers, as lucky as they were last night to escape with a win in the Rockies, were not a good play in this one tonight. ucking:

 

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Dodgers will come back methinks

 

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Hell Mr. Molson you can send Lowe along with him as well.

 

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I would surely hope so cklennon, but it's currently 5-1 Rockies and like I said, they (Dodgers) are not that good that they can take 2 straight from Colorado in the Rockies, especially after they barely snuck out a win in game one last night. Heck they could easily be on their way to 2 straight losses had their good luck fortune not struck last night for them.

 

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Dodgers making Colorado pitcher Byung-Hyun Kim look like the second coming of Sandy Kofax or Don Drysdale.

 

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To close out this disastrous night on the base paths, I have been wondering for the longest time why everyone or mostly everyone is so high on this pitcher Hernandez for Seattle. It seems everytime he pitches, he gets lit up or at least when I wager on him. Seems no different tonight, except that I didn't wager on him, as the Oakland A's have jumped out to an early 2-0 lead over the Mariners and their so-called ace. Seemed to be many on the Mariners this evening and though it's still early in the game, I wish you all the luck as I think you'll definitely be needing it with this guy pitching for your money. I decided not to touch this guy about 2 starts ago after he had already cost me enough for one season. He is a disaster waiting to happen everytime he takes the mound in my opinion.

 

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Guess who that shmuck is. Hint, he used to be a decent hitter with the Brew Crew. Whenever he's up to the plate with runners in scoring position, he's going to double play it for you. :thumbsup2: